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There is also a general fraud statute in the California codes which
derives from common law and it has a separate SOL which runs from
date of discovery. I'm trying to find the brief I filed against
that, but I can't find it at the moment. I defended a FT action
against a Trustee a few years back and it had been almost 6 years
and he relied on the general fraud statute. We never litigated
because it ended up settling, but there are some scary cases out
there (scary if you're defending FT litigants).
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